which is better ,super serum or pro-heal?
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enjoys freebies · Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:25 pm Quote

I am 28 with dry, sensitive, thin fair skin.I have little fine lines, and can get some broken caps. I am interested in is clinical,for the fine lines, I know that the active serum is too harsh. I am looking for something to make my skin more resiliant and elastic,if that is possible. WOuld either of these work for that. ALso which would be better to diminish fine lines? WOuld either of these thicken or firm skin? I appreciate any advice you have.

enjoys freebies · Thu Nov 03, 2005 7:44 am Quote

Well all I can speak for is my own results and proheal works better for me after trying both for 2 weeks each and then deciding. But I have/had light rosacea and so does my hubby and proheal seems to calm my skin. My pores are tighter, fine lines are dissapearing and face is so much softer and more radiant. If you have any occasional acne it helps with that (my son in college has his own bottle of proheal and hydra cool and loves it.) He tried the sample of super also, but proheal seemed to do the trick. I use the Derma Excel on deeper lines and that has helped to diminish them as well. Your skin is very similar to mine (but yours is much younger)and I still get a few whiteheads once in a while.

enjoys freebies · Thu Nov 03, 2005 11:53 am Quote

that's great that proheal works so good for you! It seems like most people that have been sing IS clinical are oily. Do you have dry skin? Is the proheal irritating at all because of the retinol?

enjoys freebies · Thu Nov 03, 2005 4:04 pm Quote

I have oily, sensitive skin, with dry patches on my nose. The retinol is balanced by the olive leaf extract and sulfar so I have not had any problems with peeling or redness, just the opposite. I find that it has actually normalized my oily skin. The active and firming complex really did not agree with my skin at all, but some people have had great results.

enjoys freebies · Thu Nov 03, 2005 4:45 pm Quote

I am going to post a review on my recent and new experience with 3 IS Clinical products, Super and Active serum and the hydra cool.
I am a 48 years old, Irish (difficult skin) fair and semi dry to normal skin. I am definitely not oily...

actually 48 for a couple of years now... Wink

enjoys freebies · Thu Nov 03, 2005 6:16 pm Quote

I just ordered the pro heal, and I asked for a sample of the super serum. I am looking forward to your review barbara it's nice to have another dry girl review these products Smile

it is also good to know that pro heal is good for you Annie because you have rosacae, and I do get broken capillaries, I am hoping this will calm them.

enjoys freebies · Fri Nov 04, 2005 7:49 am Quote

Well after having a photofacial yesterday for rosacea & extreme broken caps, I hope that the proheal will work well enough for you. I look like a car wreck victim, bruises and swollen eyes. What I do for beauty!

enjoys freebies · Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:01 am Quote

I am getting a photo facial on Dec. 6. Let me know how it works for you. I am sure you'll look amazing once you're over the car wreck stage. Smile

enjoys freebies · Fri Nov 04, 2005 12:05 pm Quote

This is actually my third one and my husband has had two so far. But this time I went to a better med/spa after a bad experience at the last one and they did my face all the way up to my eyes so I have swelling on the undereye area. I always like the results but I bruise horribly so it takes some recovery time for me.

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